Lorain County Leads U.S. in Greenhouse Veg Growth
The article notes Lorain County hosts more greenhouse vegetables than anywhere in the United States outside a single English Channel island. It mentions air pollution pushing growers westward into Lorain County for better soil, and questions whether Florida’s freeze will tighten the tomato market. Found on Today's Dividend Pages Page 18.
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Lorain County
United States
English Channel
Cleveland
Florida
City Hall debates 1963 cuts to Elyria departments
Elyria city council finance committee pared park and recreation and street-lighting budgets for the first quarter of 1963 amid a 12 percent revenue loss from a two mill levy expiration. Mayor Neeson urged a 12 percent across the board cut but officials called that unrealistic, choosing immediate reductions yet keeping police and fire staff for now. Further details to follow after finalizing the ordinance with Ohio Edison.
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Elyria
City Council
Charles V. Neeson
Ohio Edison Co
Lee A. Krueck
Skybolt marks success in 900 mile test flight
UPI says Skybolt, a five ton air to ground missile, achieved a 900 mile flight from a B52 bomber off Eglin Air Force Base. The test fuels ongoing debate as Kennedy and Macmillan reexamine plans to scrap Skybolt in favor of Polaris.
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Cape Canaveral
UPI
U.S. Air Force
Kennedy
Atlantic Ocean
Air Force
Eglin Air Force
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Washington
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Christmas Customs and Legends From Grace Tulk
Church editor Grace Tulk recounts Christmas customs and legends tied to holly and Christmas colors red and green. The seasonal piece surveys mistletoe traditions and magical charms as part of a broader collection of Christmas customs.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Grace Tulk
Campaign Expenses: Candidates’ Spending Update
Complete rundown on campaign expenses as of today. Includes congressman Mosher reviewing talks with constituents. Also notes Ridge Tool cutting a $321,000 Christmas melon story with photo. Page references: 21 for talks, 21 for story, photo. 29 automotive. 23 builders. 24 25 business. 3 4 5 critical notes. 22 deaths births courts police. 26 27 28 sports. 32 suburban calendar. 18 19 weekend dividend. 14 15 women.
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Lorain
Guild rejects 1st contract proposal
Cleveland reporters' guild rejects managements first complete offer in the 22 day strike at the Cleveland Press. Negotiations recessed until next Wednesday with unions opposing a union security plan and a back-to-work rush that could trigger another walkout in two years. The package promises about eight dollars weekly increase on average over two years with fifty two and a half dollars in the first year and a larger sum the second, while exemptions and job security terms are debated.
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UPI
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Cleveland Press
Teamsters Local 473
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Agement
Press’ Commercial Department
Chronicle Telegram prints mis-spelled newspaper gift calendar
A Christmas calendar gift imprinted with the Chronicle Telegram name was printed with the newspaper’s name misspelled by an out of town printer. The error was found too late for a corrected rerun and the paper expresses embarrassment.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Cuban prisoners to head for Florida base Monday
Cuban families committee says 1113 inmates captured in the Bay of Pigs invasion will be flown from Havana to Homestead Air Force Base starting Monday. Negotiator James Donovan confirmed the plan after notifying the prisoners and relays details from Red Cross officials about the exchange and relief shipments.
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Florida
Miami
UPI
Homestead Air
James B. Donovan
Am Ravana
New York
Arift
Donovan
Familes Committee
Isle of Pines
Havana
Robert A. Morse
Tansom
Ameran Red Cross
Washington
Radw
Fregiier
Red Cross
Cuba
Roland Harnman
American Red Shipments
Harriman
Weather Summary for Northeastern Ohio
Cloudy with snow ending by noon and little temperature change. Tonight mostly cloudy with more snow and a drop to zero to three degrees. Sunday remains windy and colder with snow turning to flurries by late afternoon. Mean temperature 25 degrees in the seven hours ending at 7 am.
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Ohio
Ciudy
Macmillan Faces Biggest Crisis Over Polaris Deal
London press derides Macmillan’s acceptance of American Polaris missiles as a nuclear sell out and surrender while Kennedy gains a strategic edge. Papers split on outcome with some praising costs and long term deterrence, others calling it a pivotal political crisis for the prime minister.
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London
UPI
Britsh
Prime Minster
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Tos
Bahamas
Kennedy
Britain
United States
Briam Wil
Flabonshp
Daily Herald
Daily Express
France
Washington
The
Daily Mirror
Macmilan
Mosher Plays Neutral Stance on Skybolt, Yet Sees GOP Critique
Congress man Charles A. Mosher of the 13th District adopted a neutral stance on the Skybolt issue while signaling alignment with Secretary of Defense Mac Namara and the administration on such matters. He noted the Republican minority bears an obligation to generally scrutinize proposals from the current administration.
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Skybolt
Charles A. Mosher
MacNamara
Defense
Skybolt Ends As U S Leaders Scrap Rocket Plan In Nassau
Nedy and Macmillan in Nassau clash over Skybolt future. The once hailed missile is abandoned in favor of Polaris submarine rockets. Backed by Air Force and Douglas Co, the move aims to preserve bomber programs, with a Congressional fight anticipated next month.
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Nedy
Macmillan
Nassau
Bahamas
Skybolt
Congress
Air Force
Douglas Co
Britain Eyes Skybolt Buy Despite Narrowed Nuclear Plan
Britain sought to modernize its bomber fleet by purchasing the Skybolt for its Vulcans, but a month earlier Defense Secretary McNamara withheld new funding. Skybolt costs exceed 650 million dollars, undermined by Minuteman and Polaris developments reducing urgency for the program.
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Great Britain
Skybolt
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Exchanges to Open Monday on Christmas Eve
New York stock markets will operate as usual Monday while foreign markets and domestic commodity markets observe Christmas Eve as a holiday. All markets will close on Tuesday for Christmas.
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New York
UPI
United States
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